The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1946, Page 3

HOT DACE IN UGANDA BALLERS HOT RACE IN BEAT ELKS 470 1: P. (. LEAGUE GAME ON TONIGHT Jganda sent her nine against the (BY TME ASSOCIATED PRFSS’ sure 4 to 1 in seven innings last Five games out in front and hot- night. . ter than ever, San Francisco's Seals Jeff Worrall, mighty midget prepared to take on the seventh- the Canadian team, turned in place Seattle Rainicrs tonight in outstanding pitching job complete the next to last week of the Pacific with six strike-outs to spark his Coast League campaign. team in their victory drive. an Francisco plays eight games As the score now stands, the with Seattle while runner-up Oak- Upanda team has won one and lost land, which only a week ago was one of Elks club and took the local’s mea- | i | | | | | i | | i | | an | { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA of FINEST IMPGRTED (hamp Serves As He Opens Reslauran! RIVERS ASKS oo | x 2 e m - CAB FINDING shingle Ml at TEAS | ! poin VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 10.—A " pectacular fire has destroyed the rdyit! Jeseph Crew shingle mill on False tin Creek Flats, the center of the S¢€ Vancouver mill indus Flam: ,7 L ts y > hundreds of fec the R v “'m:\ yvstem T de- v Vane o - n {velopment of 1 service to mat 100,600 Ds the Interior of Alaska, upon which B ‘PAURE EOO S Alaska lit placed empha it Empire vvant Ads brine resulls presenting its ¢ " P Compet * be- would 1ge deve go Triangle virtually tied for the lead, hooks up| Tonight at 5:30 o'clock they will| i b S g P e e with sixth-place San Diego in a play the local Mcose team. making | ize and :m‘lm‘”‘:«mw L )\mn‘ er .\‘l seven-game series. it a three game series in miniature. | i AL e g g o Big Cliff Melton, a one-time New o scoring last night looked | Camidll e ®l o ft e C l eCARNRECES York left-hander, was picked to like this: J the air transportaticn o oppose Seattle in the series opener| Innings 1238 456 6 17 111 L - * . —_— ey ltem. Coupled with permitting PAA in Seals’ Stadium tonight. Uganda 0012010 4| Heavywcight Champicn Joe Louis serves Vincent Imsclleferri, New York City Council President and Aet- 0 cio” o Anchorag ooy Los Angeles tangles with Sacra-|Elks 00000011, ing Maycr, as Louis’ new restaurznt opens at 11 Wes! 125th Street, New Yerk, Boxer Ray Robinsen (left) | away iy the ‘,‘,1.1‘ ’ fll,“\ of We make them Comfort- mento at the latter’s park and A comparative score shows that] ,.q p ster Mike Jaccbs, it their turns to b served. (AP Wirephoto) ansferring passer A . Pcrtland meets Hollywood in the!the Navy men had the game in!, sl St : - “',(l,‘ 1;:‘_‘\:““.:117‘,:A,\,M‘ rage 7 able, GOOd LOOklng e film city. their possession all the way. The! : i N O R T ! S0 a9 tn BET Bttt i e i i pENNANI RA(E IN U. S. DEPARTMENT ](‘)‘l\'(‘:)\l.\/{z,x::\, WEATHER BUREAU ! l.“]hh n(n:;m; ![\‘\‘ a8 ”m.;\:.!\” and Above All . . . s:;:?::: e Conghe }":d u“.‘f.".‘”x :“:,:a‘l'k’t‘\;nl’::) \!ll;\l ]:;;“ DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M., 1200H MERIDIAN TIME ‘“:”;:u;‘;- Al’i:[r:‘(;yv;n‘.n{l:(nllm]\:.::\ F CLEAN! Team W L Pot Flks team. | WATIONAL LEAGUE WEATHER BULLETIN Juneau westward San Francisco 107 60 6411 In the Elks line-up last evening Max X TODAY give the people of Keteh A Wf NOW NAVE Oakland 103 66 .609) were two men from other locall iN Do 4 DIE STAGE Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs Weatherat throt ervice to Anchoraze, a 18-TIOUR VICE Hollywood 88 75 530 teams; McDaniels from the Amer-| Precip. 4:30am. well as to PFairbank It would Los Angeles 88 80 524 ican Legion pine, and Griffin from| 2 59 49 Trace Fog : PAA to give complete service J“slr Sacramento 85 86 497 the Moose | EY RALPH RODEN 25 Tra oW to the Interior and would complete San Diego 72 100 419 Complete line-ups for the two| (AP SPORTS WRITER 1 dy the compe ™m to major Seattle 66 101 395 teams were as follo : L S gl e et rdov: 1 0 Pt. Cloudy 'Alaska points 1 as permitting CALL Portland 64 102 386/ Uganda—Frewer, Woolacott, |st. Louis Cardinals and the Dawson stepovers at Ketchikan and Juneau American League 1f; Decosta, 3b; Thieman, 2b; Ad-|lyn Dodgers in the Natior Edm % 44 0 Pt. Cloudy hrcugh passen to or from 5 Team W L Petldison, cf; Worrall, p; Arndt, c; pennant race g derway today hanks 15 0 Cloudy attle. Boston 96 43 691 Lan 1b; Reynalls, rf. with the Red Bir beginnin Haines ... - 65 1 17 0 Clear i e 0 New Yoic 9 58 517 . ~Palmer, 2b; McDaniel i 13-game road trip at Philadelpk suncau s 3 0 Detroit % 57 571 Moscrip, 3b; Snow, 1b; Lewis, p: while the Dodgers entertain the Juneau Airport 66 1 0 EARM S'{R!KE 4 Washington 66 70 485 Griffin, cf; Werner, ¢; Hagerup, If; |Cincinnati Reds. 57 i 2 0 | Chicago 63 74 460 Smithberg, rf | The American League's eastern 52 Trac . : Cleveland 61 T 442 ——————— iclubs tal their last journey 49 ) 07 i St. Louis 57 6 429 {through the west with the pac 51 ) ) 3 3 | Philadelphia 41 90 343 RED Sox OFHCE IS setting Boston Red Sox needi ) 39 ) cl National League jonly to defeat the Detreit Tiger ] [ Clear Team W L Pet today to clinch their first per 50 ] 0 Clear | Brooklyn 8 51 619 ’ | Leading the Dodgers by two 48 Epeics Po The Albexta [ ike is still on Chicago 73 50 553 SERIES 'I'I(KE'I'S games, the Cards will play the 9 53 0 Fog ol o b ¥ ity ol kol Boston 69 64 519 Phils twice and then invade Flat- 64 49 0 Clear _;‘ vv‘. ‘ Tousth (m‘” Keds Cincinnati 58 75 435 i |bush for a three-game series 70 37 0 Clear Tlad S0i0es MeiEs adas . T Philadelphia 58 8 426 | In the only game in either league 51 37 0 Fog ,;,’ G “‘{1 .,“; S ominlth New York 56 80 412 EBOSTON, Sept. 10.—A cloudburst yesterday, the Philadelphia Pl 1:30 a. m. vesterday to 4:30 a. in. t ) of .lll.-. n .» Twit;x voted >Im1 Pittshburgh 52 8 400 of mail and telegrams inundated nosed out the New York Gian 5 night, t *er milk - deliy “': — e e — the offices of the Boston Red Sox to 4, under the lights at Philadel- WEA” SIS: A low pressure center located about 600 y‘ : 4 _ A g '_“, gellveries | .. A s itady. with & flood of applications phis iles oweht cottver Island hppears/$e be deepening. snd moying YoM the market effective ab mid- MKY HAR” No,w for world series tickets which offi-| New York 4; Ph phia stward s morning. “A‘ridge of -high pressure ‘cons - 5010 TOWEYen, de- A | s “cials estimated would Jones, Abernathy (7), Thompson high center o Wyoming across Southeast Alaska to the > eyl 'l‘” A half a million. 1@ and Gladd, Cooper (9); Schanz ) mperatur cre near normal over Southeast Alaska V'S 'ff." SRISIS, QuiATEn. aDG L3¢ avsrgthing HAND”NG NEw JOB The deluge began when carriers and Seminick yest Rain has fallen d the past 24 hours over western Alaska, A“’U"‘ b ”1“1“:7"v‘"""l"f:;‘):"“‘“_p‘ in staggered into the American League| —+o— = ~ v a ¥ oy o H T s it Tt Fen 000 MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN . BYTVig dironier BY A bl Ao Sporting ‘ NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Stanley lsters in 25 mail sacks, and West- 'r ports from Marine Stations at 12:30 P. M, today grain clevators, creameries and G (Bucky) Harris has been hired as ern Union messengers lugged in a Salmon (EI lngS WIND Height of Waves throughout most of Al- OOdS an administrative assistant by the preliminary load of 9,000 telegrams. : ther Temp. Dir.and Vel (Sea Condition) wal comvilbon bt $io Lot New York Yankees but, says club| Club officials said additional de-| On 5 k. Waatankiwan. AltE president Larry MacPhail, he liveries of mail and telegrams 24 ‘ sodsbraftiviell i LR e e i should “in no wise be considered would be made throughout the day,| 3 L either if the estimates of Bost manager.” a manager or prospective and, Pestmaster Patrick J. Connoll, Anncuncing appeintment of the Traveling & tary Phil Tro¥ of #he ent- onestime ‘boy wonder” who was five Red Sox are bor: times a Major League manager, ed olfice force r MacPhail explained: checks and money “Harris will ke a contact man $¢0CC,000. between our players and the front| It also would meay/ that apli- office. He will have no field duti cants would average fizss than one MacPhail offered the explanation:chance in 13 pair in reply to a reporter’s question|cf the 75,0000 seats as fo whether Harris would succeed available for the t Bill Dickey as field manager off the on advance registr: Bombers. | 7 b everir is e B.B.LEA wr"'l M'DDI.E(OFF ! The following are the batting IN Golf IOURNE |and pitching leaders in the two ne oue anfaug t wa orders, ough r about :Ma_lor Leagues as of the start of | this week: | National League SPRINGFIELD, N. J, Sept. 10—| Batting—Musial, St. Louis, .365; Howard Everitt, 30, Philadelphia,| Hovp, Boston, .343. and Capt. Cary Middlecoff of Mem- Pitching—Higve, Brooklyn, 15-5, phis, were tied today with 68's at .750; Rowe, Phillies, 11-4- .733. the half way point of the 36-hole| American Lcague qualifying test for the national am-| Batting -— Vernon, Washington, | atcur golf championship. Skee Rie-|.345; Pesky, Boston, .337. gel, Glendale, Calif, was a shot' Pitching—Ferriss, Boston, 24-5- behind with 69. Bud Ward, Spo- .828; Newhcuser, Detroit, 24-7-.774. kane, defending champion, had al v, — Ut VERNON, MUSIAL AAPOSTOLISCORES - ARE TOPPERS IN THIRD KNOCKOUT | BATTERS' RACE I" HIS (MEBA(K\ NEW YOR;—_Sch 10—First |baseman Mickey Vernon of Wash- SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10— |ington and Stan Musial of the St. Fred Apostoli, once one of the|Louis Cardinals continue to pace greatest middleweights in the coun- the American and National leagues try, made it three straight vicmries'i"s"ec“vely in the individual bat- on his comeback campaign here last ting races as the major league sea- night, scoring a technical knockout!son rapidly draws towards a close. over Dencio Cabanella of Manilla| Vernon rapped out 14 hits In 32 in the seventh round of their 10-UIPS to the plate, including games d i % 'of Sunday during the past week to SR menown ;mcrease his mark from .339 to .345, et P leight points more than possessed ® @ o © e e e o e e by Johnny Pesky of Boston. who Ld v e is runner-up with .337. . TIDE TABLE e | Mausial lost four peints, drep- . e |ping from 369 to .365, but Johnny . SEPTEMBER 11 o |Hopp of the Bostcn Braves failed e High tide 1:39 am, 176 ft. e |to improve his second place aver- e ‘Low tide 7:56 a.m., -1.3 ft. e age, as he garnered only one safety e High tide 14:11 pm, 17.3 ft. e|in 27 tries to fall from .365 to .343. e Low tidé 20:12 pm, 02 ft. o ———————— . . DANCING ULaSSES v e e e 0 s e eve o e NOW ENROLLING 4 R e All P4ypes of dancing. Social Phonograph Tfecords. Homea| dan | 'for beginners, Studio 411 Beautiful, 'lIh/!‘w. pue ed 575, (adv.) i | A 6 Zero / & PORTLAND, Ore., oSept. 10. — I, Rogle " i'r“(" 7 District OPA reports salmon ceil- t' Retreat é ek ings for the fall Columbia River MARINE FORE] DING WEDNESDAY EVE- run will be unchanged from the fqy, Xutside watdrs, Sitka to Yakutat and protected waters of South- ;%m/v////. 1945 season. The fall fishing period | o, Sumner Strait—increasing nertherly to northeast- f 4l opens today. 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